Yearn continues to build and prepare for v3 launch on Polygon and beyond

By Yearn
Jan 16, 2024, 9:38 AM
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Yearn v3 Vaults and Strategies are being built to be fully stand alone ERC 4626 compliant and offer composability improvements.​ Meanwhile, v2 Vaults continue to provide trusted yields and will launch on more chains and integrate with more protocols.​

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Yearn v3 launches soon. Let's explore the evolution of Yearn Vaults from their humble v1 beginnings to v3. Yearn Vaults have always sought to give users robust yield opportunities with the peace of mind from best in class safety practices. Let's get to know the Yearn Vault.

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Yearn has been building 🏗️ Unless you're a total yNerd, it can be hard to keep up to date on everything going on within the DAO. So here's a thread to bring you up to speed on everything Yearn teams have been building and shipping lately. Leggo.

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